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Columbia has it right. In a just world, this behavior would be derided and considered anathema. This is moral bankruptcy plain and simple and ought to be consid
by mpoteat 1y ago
Columbia has it right. In a just world, this behavior would be derided and considered anathema. This is moral bankruptcy plain and simple and ought to be considered a violation of CFAA.
Even if you are against modern interviewing practices, you should be more against deceiving your prospective coworkers. This is borderline sociopathic.